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For Miller, Watson as Sherlock's equal -- and not a love interest -- was a relief. "You can play with certain things, and you can bend and shape characters to a certain extent, but if you bend them too far, they're going...

The pickup of multicamera sitcom "I Didn't Do It," co-starring newcomer Austin North, comes one day after "Girl Meets World" series order.

On its first day, the audience for the revamped show was smaller than that for the previous show.

The new morning program hosted by Chris Cuomo and Kate Bolduan lands fourth in the time period on Monday among cable news competition with 247,000 total viewers.

Mike Reiss will adapt his best-selling children's book "How Murray Saved Christmas" for a December 2014 special.

After a night of star appearances -- including a live performance by Cher -- one contestant is victorious.

In a lawsuit with her former management firm, the actress is arguing that a deal on commissions should have been in writing.

The two-time Goya Award-winning helmer behind "The Orphanage" and "The Impossible" will direct the first two episodes of the monster drama.

The Just For Laughs comedyfest in Toronto has also booked Mila Kunis, Seth MacFarlane and Janeane Garfofalo for the ten-day run in September.

The comedian grows tired of the seemingly ill-prepared interviewers and takes the live segment into his own hands.

Miller, who co-directed along with showrunner Mitch Hurwitz, discusses the cinematography, 4K strategy, and the "living and growing" franchise.

After dismissing it as a pale imitation, the outspoken returning showrunner pens a blog post begging the forgiveness of the show's cast, crew and fans.

The "Death Pact" gig marks his latest helming work at the cabler.

Don't have Showtime? That doesn't mean you can't watch the first episode of the premium cable network's new drama Ray Donovan. The series won't officially premiere until Sunday night, but Showtime has made the full episo...

In addition to TV projects for broadcast and cable, the pact includes a first-look deal on all theatrical projects that BermanBraun is developing.

The PBS fixture takes on a subject typically not addressed in children's programming.

Timing could be everything for these new and returning series, whose late-in-the-season bows could provide them with extra buzz among voters.

From a dialogue-free search for a new home following a zombie attack to a Bluth family gathering, scribes behind some of the season's most powerful episodes detail the crafting (and cutting) of their most challenging sce...

"I've been working my tail off lately!" the actor tells THR while lamenting the cancellation of "Southland" and revealing how his "House of Cards" role came about.

The Oscar-winning director of "The Silence of the Lambs" will helm the genre-bending odyssey about a National Transportation Safety Board investigator who survives a mysterious plane crash.

Thus far, Amazon's focus in terms of its original programming has been on children's programming and comedy. But it looks like they're venturing into drama territory, and they're going with a popular series of novels to ...

Oscar winners are pitted against pop stars in the strangest (and most entertaining) competition of the season.